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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1894

Page

5

West Side Music and Dancing at St Pauls Armory

A social by St Paul’s Tourist Club last evening featured piano solos by Miss Cavanaugh and vocal numbers by Miss Miguel O Boyle Miss Niland and others. The event included a double clog dance and an oyster social plus a dance to finish.

St. Paul's Armory St. Paul Claub F. McCoy Mies Cavanaugh Misa Migule O'Boyle Edldie Walsh Misa Niland Peter Duggan Mrs France Joseph Whitehouse John Dunnigan Maloot McDonough Mesars Madden Phillipa Maggie Maloi

Haydd Banjo and Glee Club reorganized for public service

The South Side musical organization Haydd Banjo and Glee Club has been reorganized and now holds a creditable place. Officers elected include Jacob Demuth as president Sonia Solisner as vice president John N Loch recording secretary Peter Zin financial secretary Michael Weber corresponding secretary Frederick Weber treasurer William Melater A Dedendorf and Onarlea Heidrick as trustees and Jacob Honseroth as sergeant at arms. A Friday evening entertainment and ball will be held October 26 at Germania hall under its auspices with arrangements by a committee led by William Meister John W Loch N Poti A Tisde A Held B Williams A Haldeman and Peter Zang jr.

South Side Haydd Banjo and Glee Club Musical Aphore Jacob Demuth Sonia Solisner John N. Loch Peter Zin Michael Weber Frederick Weber William Melater A. Dedendorf Onarlea Heidrick Jacob Honseroth Germania Hall William Meister John WN Loch Poti

More Street Cars Needed on South Side Line

Sunday traffic on the South Side street railway is heavier than other days. Removing a car caused long waits and crowded cars forcing some passengers to ride standing. Passengers call for restoring service and better track repairs before weather worsens conditions.

South Bids Street South Side Traction Company

Devotion Services Set at Local Churches

Forty hours devotion begins after 10:00 mass tomorrow at St John’s church and an additional period starts at St Joseph’s in Minooka a week later. Edward Durkin plans construction on Pittston Avenue and Brook, aiming to complete a two story building with a finished ground floor.

St. John's Church St Joseph's Church Minooka Edward Durkin Pittston Avenue Brook

Epworth League Officers Elected At Scranton Union Meeting

The Epworth League union of Scranton and vicinity met at the Methordia Episcopal church for a full business session. Delegates from ten chapters attended as officers were elected for the coming year including Frank Evers as president Y S Oliver as corresponding secretary Miss Kate Brader as treasurer and W H Peck Dayton Ellis and others named to executive posts. Membership totals were reported at 190 rising to 1700 by October 5.

Epworth League Union of Scranton Ani Onuil Methordia Episcopal Church William #. Peck Oy Rolleall Theas Peck Frank Evers B. B. Licks Y. 8 Oliver Kate Brader W. H. Peck Coarivs Lull Dayton Ellis Wos

Numerous Local Notices From Green Ridge Area

Local scores of ill residents and visitors across Market Street Clark's Green Green Ridge and Sanderson avenue with names such as Miss Sarah Davis B donen J W Haworth MP Lathrope Clara Rouse A Bennet and others. Infrastructure updates include No 87 school foundation walls and a No 25 school wall reunification. Social events include Loyal Legion rally Puritan church choir and Emerald Beneficial society meeting.

Sarah Davis Market Street B. Donen Clark’s Green Green Ridge B.S. Lewis Marion Street Ban Maryland J. W. Haworth Jefferson Avenue Lathrope Qurbondale Clara Rouse Stuyvesant N. Y Sidsen Mulley Main Avenue No. 87 School Sanderson Avenue J. Detrick Carr Honvadale A. Bennet Madison Avenue E. W. Ives Society of Loyal Legion Loagee Green Ridge Street Puritan Congregational Church I. B. Reynolds W. A. Ricka Monsey Avenue Winfield Thompson Bia Synncet Greendge Street Dickson Avenue WN. Cole and Sons Giles and Jesne Wiyne Avenue Hemlock Hollow

Construction Update on Seafront Keystone Installation

Early this morning, the keystone on the facing sea was partially set yesterday and looks fine. Once this portion is finished it will be filled to road level and the street car tracks will be moved over.

Healey Pittston Avenue New Street Railway

General Agents Wanted Sell ing New Articles to Dealers

Classified section brief with multiple notices including general agents wanted for a Columbia Chemical Co alumi num novelties, real estate rentals, a sale notice for two horse team, and a Pennsylvania corporation charter application for Crescent Coal Mining Company plus estate administration for Martha Taylor and local legal notices. Names include John Jenkins, John Taylor, Willard Warren, and Will Call.

Columbia Chemical Co Deartarn Chicago Pennsylvania Cnaae Watta C. van Blarcom W. Howard Withers Edmund A. Bert David Sprake Louie J. Slolecker Ander Crescent Coal Mining Company Patterson & Wilcox Martha Taylor Olyphant Lotterao Willard Warren Sae Attortet Batata John Taylor Abie Olyphant

Poor Board Meeting Reports Hillside Home Facts

The Poor Board met yesterday and heard Superintendent Beemer report Hillside Home inmate figures for September. Inmates: 140 male, 100 female 43 admitted September 11 discharged 2 deaths. Several relief applications granted and monthly bills approved. Mary Cavanaugh admitted. Ellen Farrell sent to St Joseph's Foundling home. James Fox of Dunmore described hardship. Thomas Grier among charity applicants. Jacob Goerlitz, Home resident, receives $2 monthly pension. board notes destitution and pension use. Secretary Lynette said Jersey Central will offer reduced fare to next week's state convention in York.

Beemer Hillside Mary Cavanaugh Ellen Farrell Aira Swan Jacob Goerlitz Lynette Jersey Central York

Y M C A State Convention to Meet in Johnstown

The twenty seventh annual Y M C A state convention of Pennsylvania will meet in Johnstown October 18 to 21 with Gen James A Heager presiding. Rev H A Torrey will deliver two addresses and host a question hour. Delegates from Philadelphia Pittsburgh Reading Wilkes Barre Williamsport Hecksbury Bathsochem and universities will discuss key youth work topics. A fare of one and a third for round trip is offered to accredited delegates. Local association members include W G Parke James B Watson W W Inglis H B Cox W K McClave G F Reynolda and Maby.

Young Men's Christian Associations of Pennsylvania Johnstown James A. Heager Hk. A. Torrey Mooly Idle Institute Chicago Ins Philadelphia Pittsbore Feanton Wilkes-Barre Williamsport Hecksburg Bathsochem University of Pennsylvania Lafayette Harvard Johnstown Association W.G. Parke James B. Watson W. W. Inglis H. B. Cox W. K. McClave G. F. Reynolda Maby Professor Weston

Selee Interview Highlights Boston Veterans Visit

Boston National League veterans arrived last evening to play Scranton Wilkes-Barre at 46 oclock this afternoon. Hodson Gunzell Meekin and Warner will occupy the points for the Bostons and locals respectively. Selee praised Hodson as a valuable addition and likely retention next season. He noted Hogan of Scranton as a top new fielder but disappointing with the wire. Selee also commented on the New York Baltimore action series and that New Yorks two victories would surprise in the National League. The Boston nine had won nine of twelve against Baltimore.

Boston Scranton- Wilkes-Barre Hodson Gunzell Meekin Warner Bostons Selee Tarmont Hogan Scranton New York Baltimore Baltimores

Wilkes-Barre and Boston to clash at ballpark in afternoon

Hodson formerly of Scranton pitches for Boston in a 345 PM showdown against Wilkes-Barre. Cahill Rogers and Hess of Scranton play for Wilkes-Barre. Thoraday’s game saw King Rodgers catching for Scranton and Cahill making a spectacular left field grab on Duffy, keeping the score tight before two outs.

Hodson Boston Wilkes-Barre Ball Park Scranton Cahill Rogers Hess Thoraday King Rodgers Meekin Tommy Cahill Littl Duffy Cabhill Puffy Duffy Tommy Wilkes. Barre

Sullivan Pleads For Friend After Town Outing

John L. Sullivan and a traveling companion caused a disturbance in Wilkes Barre after Frothingham appearance. The traveling man was arrested for intoxication. Sullivan asked the mayor to release him, but authorities refused. The traveler was fired and Sullivan was told to stop talking.

Ballivan John L. Sallivan Frothinghom Wilkes Barre Sullivan

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